... . i ■■ m niir-T- -WHIG NMUTRALITI. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — Her Majesty's ministers profess striot neutrality is I the civil war which haa broken out in the United State*! Allow me to point out how glaringly their practice belies the* I professions. - j ...

... the prospers of industry are brighter than they are at present.” That my amendment was cried down by the dear tea and sugar Whigs on tho platform, and suppressed the reporters of the ** Liberal press,” your readers can well understand. The jewel of Southwark ...

... the prospects of industry are brighter than they are at present. That my amendment was cried down by tbe dear tea and sugar Whigs on the platform, and suppressed by the reporter* of the Liberal press, your readers can well understand. The jewel of Southwark ...

... self abasement remedy for intellectual pride and undue self-confidence? Or has some Whig Phaeton seized the reins of the financial Apollo, only to prove how utterly all Whig intellect becomes muddled by the mere aspect of figures ? For there is yet stranger ...

... important work were occupied in posting the comforts of the soldier. Now, all this time of augmenting expenditure under successive Whig administrations let it not be supposed that the increase of the actual force of the army kept pace with the augmenting cost ...

... becomes this house to consider ,ntan, - oppose the second reading. That might hortly alter that, and Macaulay told them that the Whigs seeing that the other house is to have no power of revising argument for the right hon. gentleman ladacry. It was always useful ...

... thus redeemed his 'indictivo pledge; Lord Palmerston not ishamed to lend the weight of hia influence it leader the once great Whig party, and Prime Minister of England, to sanction this deliberate ittack upon the co-ordinate legislative rights of the Peers ...

... than those in which they now rest. T'ndor the banner the government may seen arrayed, but not united, the ruins of the old Whig party, which it is hardly to distinguish from the modern Conservative party : a few Peelites, some Liberals, properly so-called ...

... work were occu- pied in posting the comforts of the soldier. Now, all this time of augmenting expenditure under successive Whig administrations let it not be supposed that the increase of the actual force of the army kept pace with the augmenting cost ...

... those in which I they now rest. Under the banner of the government may bo seen arrayed, but not united, the ruins of the old Whig party, which it is hardly p.ssible to distinguish from the J modern Conservative party ; a few Peelites, some Liberals, j properly ...

... about. He would call the attention of the noble viscount to the ease of Mr. Smith O’Brien, who was prosecuted for his life by Whig Crown lawyers, who wished give particular colouring to nets he had committed the county of Tipperary and adjoining district ...

... from the bill ot aid and supply to which it is (opposition cheers), j That declaration was signed the most distinguish-, d Whig nobles of the day. That occurred on the 9th of December, 1702, and so unambiguously was the law settled upon the subject, that ...